
Clearing the Fog to Learn Chinese Medicine: Returning to the Classic Thinking of Chinese Medicine
拨开迷雾学中医:重归中医经典思维
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- Completed
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- 153k Words
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- 4y ago
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- Fanqie
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94Reads
9.4Score
14Chapters
25.8kReads · all time

拨开迷雾学中医:重归中医经典思维
This book is very useful for learning Chinese medicine, and it can really clear up the fog.
He mentioned the law of yin and yang spreading through the six meridians and the application of "Tao", which gave me a deeper understanding of traditional Chinese medicine. I quite like the explanation of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" in the book, which is very practical. Moreover, the author's humble attitude is also admirable. He has been constantly learning and denying himself, moving closer to the "Tao". In short, this is a Chinese medicine book worth reading and recommended to friends who are interested in Chinese medicine.
First distinguish the yin and yang, and then divide it into the six meridians. If it is too much and not as good as tracing the cause, the pathogenesis and treatment method will be determined. Listening to your words, I feel a lot of emotions.
Super awesome [Like] [Like] [Like] I am grateful to the author for his immeasurable merits [Like]
It's very well said, and it's a good introduction to the classics.
Good book, worth reading
Learned a lot! Great book!
Lifting the pot off the top [laughs][laughs][laughs], it's really useful.
Very good, the explanation is very simple and easy to understand.
A very good book.
It would be better if it can be accompanied by a hand diagnosis chart to clearly indicate the position of the cun guan ruler and the difference between men and women.
Yes, as the author said in the book, there are many things that cannot be explained in words and can only be experienced by oneself.
I have benefited a lot from reading this. Long live Chinese medicine!
It feels very close to the truth, and the views are more in line with the actual situation in life. In today's words, it is "down to earth"!
I felt so enlightened that I was moved to tears at many places. I am grateful to the author for selflessly sharing his experience.